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How Does a DUI Impact Your Career?
If you are employed by the government, apply for a government position, or desire to obtain or already have a professional license from the State of California, such as a Real Estate Agent or Broker; Contractor; Medical Doctor; Registered Nurse; Social Worker; Psychologist; Teacher; Attorney, to name a few, the consequences of a DUI conviction can include termination of employment, denial of your application for a professional state board license, suspension or revocation of your existing professional license, or having to be placed on probation by the state agency involved.
At Spital & Associates, we handle professional state board licensing matters in every city throughout Southern and Northern California, and stand ready to assist you with DUI charges in San Diego. Because your future is at risk, you should retain the services of two (2) separate lawyers: one that focuses on DUI; and, one whose law practice concentrates on state license defense to obtain a winning result.
We know and understand the impact of a DUI conviction on your personal life and family, your employment and professional career, now and in the future. While you may desire the least expensive attorney, you should not choose a lawyer solely because (s)he is at the low range of attorney’s fees. This can be the most important decision you will make, and we are available to assist you in looking at other and more important criteria when you select a DUI lawyer to defend the criminal charges and a separate lawyer to handle the State License case.
Main Offices
8880 Rio San Diego Drive, Suite 800
San Diego, CA 92108-1642
Telephone: 619.583.0350
Fax: 619-583-1850
Associates are available 7am-9pm daily.
Call 619.583.0350 or send us an e-mail.
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
